NFL

The fun a company could have with Dylan Mulvaney in a Super Bowl ad knows no bounds.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have seen their dating life take the country by storm.

A young gay sports fan searched X feeds of NFL players and found 2,000 tweets with homophobic language still active.

Maxen is still contributing to the Jaguars’ success after breaking a barrier as an out gay male NFL coach.

As the season kicks off, let’s reflect on the connection the LGBTQ community has with each team, including out players.

Nassib and three other gay athletes have shown the path to success. So why does anyone still think gay athletes can’t succeed?

The former linebacker, who in 2021 became the first rostered NFL player to come out, wants to help ‘provide a view of how life is for an out gay player.’

Former running back, who won Super Bowl with Seattle Seahawks, says starring in the hit new movie was an ‘opportunity to correct my wrongs.’

Carl Nassib did not sign with a team in the preseason and seems to have really enjoyed his summer, which could mean that he’s ready to hang up his cleats.

NFL cheerleaders exude sex appeal in front of children. Should they face legal challenges with states’ new laws?

Chad Withrow and Jonathan Hutton of OutKick make it clear they want LGBTQ voices silenced, particularly when it comes to Kevin Maxen.

Now it’s back to work for Maxen and the Jaguars as they aim for another NFC South title and beyond.

Maxen is coming out to live openly with his boyfriend and inspire others to be their true selves.

Coaches can work for decades, which gives Maxen the ability to be a prominent voice for LGBTQ people in sports for a long time.

What gives the birthday greeting meaning is the normalizing of same-sex relationships in sports, especially among men.

“I’m just trying to make it not as tough for the next generation,” says a basketball superstar on this list, along with executives with a Major League Baseball team and CBS, an NFL player and soccer legends.

“Sports has notoriously and publicly suffered from a lack of LGBTQ+ representation,” says an NBA exec on this list, along with people from MLB, ESPN and the NFL.

“When you do come into your workspace, you don’t want to feel hindered or like you’ve got to hide yourself,” says a WNBA star on the list, along with people from the NBA, UFC and wheelchair basketball.

A former NFL player who appeared in the Super Bowl is on this list, along with people from NBC, the Washington Post, MLS and WNBA.

“Pride to me is authenticity. It’s honesty,” says an NFL executive, on this list with people from the NHL, PGA, WNBA and two Olympians.